Genio Podcast: Learning Outcomes Leaders
Hear us chatting to higher education professionals across a range of topics from student success to technology adoption, boosting learner confidence to driving persistence.
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How to make your room better for your studying | Genio
Many learners prefer to study from their room, so how can you make this space perfect for learning? Here are a few practical tips to get you started.
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10 life-changing skills you learn at college | Genio
College isn't just about getting a degree. It's an opportunity to learn new skills you'll use throughout your life and career. See our top 10 in this post!
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Exploring the pros and cons of online learning | Genio
Finding the right course for you can be tough, especially with the option of learning from home. So how does an online college degree stack up? Let's look.
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How note taking improves students' learning | Genio
Learning is all about connections. In this post, we'll show you how note taking helps forge these connections with ease and improve learners' independence.
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Learning and note taking: an introduction | Genio
The first in our new series on note taking, we’ll talk about note taking and the role it plays in creating connections between students and their learning.
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How to become a self-regulated learner | Genio
Self-regulated learning is the goal of many higher ed institutions and instructors, and a key part of that is note taking. Learn more from our blog here.
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How ADHD, Autism, and Dyslexia affect learning | Genio
Cognitive scientist Dr. Sue Wilkinson explains how common disabilities affect the learning process. Learn more about how disabilities affect learning here.
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How to take good notes while you're in college | Genio
Taking notes is crucial to learning in higher education, but many students don’t get taught how to do it effectively. Learn how to take good notes here.
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Should you stop using professional note-takers? | Genio
Western Sydney was looking for an alternative to professional notetakers. Discover how 200 students favoured a more effective tool for note-taking skills.